Little Brown Koko pets playmates/work play set of 2 lg softback

The “Little Brown Koko Pets Playmates/Work Play Set of 2 Large Softback” consists of two paperback books from the “Little Brown Koko” series by author Blanche Seale Hunt. Published in 1959 by American Colortype Company, these books are aimed at children and young adults, with an intended audience of ages 4-12. The narrative type is fiction, featuring short stories with illustrations. Set in the United States, these books provide entertaining and educational reading for young readers, making them a delightful addition to any child’s book collection.

Little Brown Koko & Little Brown Koko Has Fun 1940 & 1952 Hardcover Books LOVED

The product is a pair of hardcover books titled “Little Brown Koko” and “Little Brown Koko Has Fun,” both published in 1940 and 1952 respectively. These books, part of a children’s series, feature a fictional narrative written by Blanche Seale Hunt. The stories are illustrated and intended for readers ages 4-12, making them a beloved choice for young audiences. The books are written in English and provide entertaining tales that are sure to delight young readers with their charming stories and engaging illustrations. Both are in “well loved” condition ass seen in pictures

The Bad Guys by Aaron Blabey Book Lot of 17 PB – ALMOST COMPLETE SET!

This lot includes 17 books from 20-book The Bad Guys series by Aaron Blabey. Published by Scholastic, the series features short stories in English language. See photos for book titles. If you are collecting the 20 book set, these are all books except #12, #17, and #19 of the series.

Barlowe’s Guide to Extraterrestrials by Wayne D Barlowe (Hardcover Book, 1987)

“Barlowe’s Guide to Extraterrestrials” by Wayne D Barlowe is a hardcover book published in 1987 by Workman Publishing Company, Incorporated. This nonfiction book, focusing on art and photography, showcases short stories within the genres of design, science, and fiction. It features illustrations by the author himself, as well as Ian Summers and Beth Meacham, making it a unique and visually engaging read for fans of science fiction and graphic arts. The book’s 112 pages provide a comprehensive look at extraterrestrial subjects, making it a must-have for those interested in the intersection of science, art, and imagination.